The Kids Are Mostly All Right: A Chat Between Developers & Youth

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United States Games for Change
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As most developers know, kids are the first to jump in and play a new game and are often the most vocal about why it is great (or not) and how it can be improved. Yet they are rarely asked their opinion, and are very often the last to be heard. In this session youth are given a seat at the table to talk to developers of some of their favorite games.



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